Elektra Health, a digital health platform focused on women’s health during menopause and beyond, has raised $3.3 million in equity funding. The funding round was led by UPMC Enterprises. This brings the total amount of equity finance raised to $7.6 million.
Currently, millions of women in the U.S. are navigating menopause, but there is a significant care gap due to limited menopause training in OB/GYN residency programs. Elektra aims to close this gap with its care model that combines telemedicine, personalized support from women’s health experts, a peer support community and more than 100 hours of education to help women manage their health during menopause. The funding will help expand Elektra’s care delivery platform across payers, self-insured employers and new markets.
Elektra aims to modernize women’s post-reproductive healthcare by partnering with physicians, payers and healthcare systems, including Mass General Brigham Health Plan and EmblemHealth. Elektra’s goal is to empower health plans and organizations to invest in population health through inclusive support for women’s health and wellbeing across the lifespan.
